The New lady's magazine; or, Polite and entertaining companion for the fair sex: entirely devoted to their use and amusement. Containing...
London: : Printed, by Royal Authority, for Alex Hogg, at the original King's-Arms, no. 16, Paternoster-Row (by whom the communications of ingenious persons-post paid-will be received, and immediately transmitted [to] the editor),
[1786]-
Title and date from title page repeated as caption on first page of text.
Running title line includes dates of issues.
Title page includes table of contents.
Imprint from foot of p.[1].
Imprint lacks date; year of publication from dates of issues.
Note above imprint: "The whole published under the immediate inspection of the Rev. Mr. Charle Stanhope, of Queen's-Square, Great Ormond-Street."
Dedicated to the Princess Royal, Charlotte Augusta Matilda.
A general miscellany, devoted to a wide range of subjects presumed to be of interest to women, including the domestic arts, selections from romantic novels, essays on conduct, popular songs with music, poetry selections, a monthly register of marriages and deaths. Includes numbered essays: The Female rambler, The Clown, The Depictor, The new Olla-Podrida, The Prater; and an advice column: The Matron.  Also included essays titled: Juvenile instructress, Lady's librarian and Lady's friend.
ESTC
NCBEL,
Crane & Kaye,
Times handlist,
Issues lack numerical designation; vol. and issue no. printed on the direction line.
With annual unnumbered supplements which include an index for the year.
Annual subject index.
Poetry, English
Music
Great Britain England London.
Also available on microfilm. Marlborough : Adam Matthew Publications ; Oxford : Bodleian Photographic Service, 1992. Women Advising Women: Part 4: The Lady's Magazine, 1801-1832; reel 32.
New Lady's magazine; or, polite, useful, and entertaining monthly companion for the fair sex